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Kent Police is investigating a report of racial abuse that took place in Margate.
It was reported that a man was shouting racist abuse at members of the public on Northdown Road, Margate, at 5pm on Saturday 6 September. Officers arrived at the scene within 25 minutes of the initial report and arrested a 43 year old man from the local area on suspicion of assault and harassment. He has since been bailed pending further investigation.
The victim left the scene before police attendance, but officers are keen to locate them to ensure their welfare and to progress enquiries.
Anyone who has not yet come forward should contact Kent Police on 01843 222289 quoting 46/155449/25.